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Kleinman Center for Energy Policy Research Grants Program is sponsored by University of Pennsylvania, Kleinman Center for Energy Policy. This program awards grants to support new or supplement existing research in energy and climate policy, specifically in areas related to agriculture, climate policy, health, and technology.
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Student Grants - Kleinman Center for Energy Policy From research to conferences, the Kleinman Center has funded more than 200 Penn student grants. Grants are offered four times per year in the spring, summer, fall, and winter, and are open to individual students as well as student groups. Here’s how Kleinman Center grants enrich student learning.
Research. Get the resources you need for research. Travel.
Fund travel to a conference or event. Internships. Unpaid internship?
Apply for a stipend. Events. Organize an event on-campus or beyond.
Projects. Launch a new project with the supplies you need. Other.
We welcome your energy policy idea. Tell us about it. Please see specific funding-type requirements below.
Funding decisions are based on funding availability, student eligibility, energy policy relevance, and completeness of the application. Applicants will be notified of funding decisions within 15 days of the submission deadline. Please carefully review the following requirements before submitting a grant request: Be submitted by a currently enrolled Penn student in good academic and financial standing with the University.
Include a detailed breakdown of expected budget Exclude any expenses incurred prior to funding approval. All requests must be prospective. Propose a relevant deliverable (blog, recap, etc.) Something that contributes to the Kleinman Center’s body of work.
Please note that all awards are taxable income. Research Funding Requests: must identify a Penn faculty advisor willing to administer the grant and submit a brief letter of support with the application. Doctoral students seeking research funding should apply directly through our Research Grants Program .
Travel Funding Requests: The Kleinman Center will no longer directly book international student travel. Funding will be provided as an award check following receipt of grant deliverables. Internship Stipend Requests: The Kleinman Center is only able to support internships at non-profit organizations.
Funding is contingent upon meeting all related policies and requirements set by the host organization. Applications must include a letter of support from your supervisor. Applications that include matching funding from the host organization will have funding preference.
Event Funding Requests : Applications are for funding support only. All requests for planning support must be explicitly stated in the application, along with the itemized budget. “The trip to PJM helped me gain more insight in the energy field and has encouraged me to learn more about it in the future.
A trip like this helps a freshman like me become familiar with some basics of an energy company. ” — Yide Zhao, School of Arts and Sciences In addition to learning how to do your own research, you just meet so many people who have such different experiences. More than the research, the Kleinman Center opens the door to so many further opportunities.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: University of Pennsylvania standing and/or associated faculty members, postdoctoral researchers or fellows, and/or Ph. D. students. Ph. D. students must include a note of support from their supervisor. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $15,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Kleinman Center for Energy Policy Research Grants Program is funded by University of Pennsylvania, Kleinman Center for Energy Policy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Pennsylvania. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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